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Rik Shaw30/04/2013 17:58:32
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Can anyone help please with the approx. dimensions - width and front to back of the base casting (the bit that comes into contact with the bench) of the Warco WM14 mill and the WM16 mill?

Also, I'd like the dimension between the centre of the saddle travel handle/wheel and the base of the lathe casting on a Warco WM250 lathe. If you are able to help I'd like to hear from you.

Thanks all

Rik

Thor 🇳🇴30/04/2013 18:11:32
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Hi Rik,

I have a very similar machine to the WM16, the base is 274 x 340mm. I don't know if you have visited the Yahoo BF20 Vario group, you will find a good manual in the Files section. The WM16 is a bigger and heavier machine than the WM14, and if the choice is between these, go for the bigger milling machine.

Thor

Edited By Thor on 30/04/2013 18:11:55

Edited By Thor on 30/04/2013 18:15:05

Edited By Thor on 30/04/2013 18:16:22

Ed Duffner30/04/2013 19:13:16
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Hi Rik,

The WM-16 base casting: 275mm wide, 340mm deep, 95mm high. The Z axis casting added onto the back is an extra 80mm deep.

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